Spain’s pavilion at Osaka Expo lacks a license one day after its opening

The Japan Association for the 2015 World Exposition (JAEA) announced on the 12th that of the 158 countries and regions, five countries will be unable to open their overseas pavilions for the time being due to reasons such as interior construction not being completed. The five countries are Nepal, which is a self-construction type "Type A," India, Thailand, and the United States, which are of a different type, with the JAEA acting as construction…

The Spanish pavilion at the Osaka Universal Exhibition in Japan, which opens this Sunday, does not have a license, according to two media reports.The Spanish pavilion at the Osaka Expo is not licensed one day after its opening.